Who is Aidan Maese-Czeropski? Meet aide who had sex in Senate
The video, which Maese-Czeropski reportedly shared in a private WhatsApp group, quickly went viral, resulting in his resignation and a cascade of public and media scrutiny. At the time, he was working for Democratic Maryland Senator Ben Cardin. Now living in Australia, the 25-year-old has embraced the notoriety, openly stating, 'I don't regret f***** in the Senate.'
Maese-Czeropski expresses no regrets
Despite the media firestorm and professional consequences, Maese-Czeropski has made it clear that he harbors no remorse for his actions.
'The only person I negatively affected was myself. I bear those consequences. But I don't regret f***** in the Senate,' he said. He even claimed that others in the political world had engaged in similar behavior, saying, 'I know so many people who've f***** in the Senate,' though he declined to name names.
Maese-Czerpopski says he was dissatisfied by the job
In an interview, Maese-Czeropski revealed he was unfulfilled and disillusioned with his job on Capitol Hill. Working long hours with little stimulation, he admitted he sought excitement in an unconventional way.
by Taboola
by Taboola
Sponsored Links
Sponsored Links
Promoted Links
Promoted Links
You May Like
이 로봇 전투 게임은 쉽고 무료로 플레이할 수 있지만 잊기 어렵습니다.
기계 경기장
Undo
He booked a room often used for historic Senate proceedings to film a sex tape. He said he returned to his desk before noon, insisting he didn't skip work but simply 'entertained' himself out of sheer boredom.
The aftermath: leaked video and public scandal
The sex video was leaked from a WhatsApp group and picked up by the, throwing Maese-Czeropski into an immediate scandal. He resigned via email while working remotely and said he became 'catatonic' upon seeing the video go public.
Facing online backlash and alleged death threats, he withdrew from public life and briefly checked into a psych ward to cope with the mental toll.
A global escape and a new identity
Following the fallout, Maese-Czeropski fled the United States, traveling through southern Africa, Portugal, and the Canary Islands before settling in Australia. Speaking from a beach in the Outback, he said that the incident, although chaotic, ultimately allowed him to escape a life he found stifling.
He described his current situation as 'living the good life,' implying that the scandal brought a form of liberation.
Embracing infamy: The rise of the 'Senate Twink'
Rather than retreat from the spotlight, Maese-Czeropski has leaned into his public persona. He now runs an OnlyFans account under the handle 'Senate Twink Official,' capitalizing on his notoriety. While controversial, this move reflects his desire to redefine his public image on his own terms and potentially profit from it.
No criminal charges filed
Despite the act occurring in a government building, the U.S. Capitol Police confirmed that no laws were broken. According to their statement, after consulting with federal and local prosecutors, they concluded there was no evidence of a crime. However, they noted that Maese-Czeropski likely violated congressional policy.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Time of India
39 minutes ago
- Time of India
Prohibitory orders likely ahead of PUCSC polls amid rising student violence
1 2 3 4 Chandigarh: With Panjab University likely to hold its PU Campus Students' Council (PUCSC) elections on Sept 4 or 5, the administration has started security preparations much earlier than usual. A meeting between the university and police officials, including the senior superintendent of police, is scheduled for Wednesday to discuss the imposition of prohibitory orders around Aug 15 — a first for PU student elections. The move comes amid concerns over rising student violence on and off campus. Nearly 100 police personnel have already been deployed for security, with three permanent checkpoints established near the Administrative Block, Ankur School, and University Institute of Legal Studies (UILS). Police are checking vehicles, enforcing barricading, and monitoring student movement to restrict entry of outsiders. "This time, deployment is not symbolic. We are actively checking for weapons and other suspicious items, especially during evening hours," said a senior police officer posted on campus. The strict measures follow a series of violent clashes involving student groups in PU and other city colleges. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like No annual fees for life UnionBank Credit Card Apply Now Undo Just a few days back, two FIRs were registered after rival groups clashed at GGDSD College in Sector 32. On April 28, SOPU factions fought at the PU Student Centre. On April 8, the Dalal camp and Joint Action Committee (JAC) clashed outside Boys Hostel No. 4. On March 28, PU student Aditya Thakur was murdered during a fest on the Sector 25 campus. In another case, on March 22, PUCSC joint secretary and others were booked following an ABVP-related brawl in Sector 15. Vice-chancellor Prof Renu Vig confirmed that the university has called the police meeting to finalise steps for ensuring peace. "Various student organisations have multiple factions and hence infighting. The past six months have seen many student groups clashing with each other," she said. PU authorities have also scheduled a meeting with all student parties for Tuesday. Dean student welfare Prof Amit Chauhan said the administration will also meet student leaders. "The aim is to ensure a peaceful environment during elections. We are concerned about outsider involvement and are considering all options, including prohibitory orders, though the matter is yet to be finalised," he said. Sources said the university is also planning stricter controls on vehicle entry and increased surveillance over the next few weeks. Security staff have been instructed to assist police in enforcing discipline across the campus. Police officials said that some student groups are being monitored for alleged connections to gangsters. "We are keeping tabs on movement, contacts, and past involvement of some leaders with criminal elements. This time we are taking proactive steps," said a police officer. With campaigning expected to begin in mid-August, university authorities say maintaining order is the top priority and students will have to operate within strict boundaries. BOX- A violent year March 22: PUCSC joint secretary among 10 booked in ABVP infighting, Sector 15 March 28: PU student Aditya Thakur murdered during a fest April 8: Dalal camp and JAC clash outside PU Boys Hostel 4 April 28: SOPU factions scuffle at PU Student Centre July 28 & 30: Two clashes between rival groups at GGDSD College, FIRs registered July 31: Drone reels, sticker convoys raise outsider entry concerns on PU campus
Time of India
39 minutes ago
- Time of India
MLA: Forest land along Nagaland freed post-eviction to be fenced
1 2 Guwahati: Forest areas freed from encroachments of migrant Muslims of Bangladesh/East Pakistan origin in Golaghat are set to be fenced along the Assam-Nagaland border following phase-wise plantation drives, said Sarupathar MLA Biswajit Phukan. He was overseeing the large-scale eviction drive, which resulted in the reclamation of about 10,000 bighas of forest land. While there have been fresh concerns among a section of families regarding the movement of Nagas in the border zone of Rengma and Nambor South Reserve Forests, Phukan said the question of Naga encroachment does not arise. Sources said although there are Naga settlements within Rengma and Nambor South, they have more presence at Nambor South, with shops and houses constructed there. In some locations in Rengma and Nambor South, Bodo and Nepali families coexist with Nagas. In light of this, a comprehensive drone survey is underway at Rengma and Nambor South to survey reclaimed forest area following eviction drives. "There are no encroachment attempts by Nagas in and around Rengma or Nambor South. This is a border area. Naga villages may exist on Assam land. They are not our enemies. But the boundary with Nagaland and Naga settlements inside Assam are different," Phukan told TOI, on Monday. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like No annual fees for life UnionBank Credit Card Apply Now Undo He added that plantations to be undertaken in the reclaimed forest areas will be safeguarded through fencing, which will also protect Assam's forest land from further there was no eviction drive on Monday, sources said that plans are underway to conduct eviction drives in four more villages in Rengma RF—No. 1 Madhupur, Haldibari, Rananagar, and Hatidubi soon. Since Sunday, notices have been served and a drone survey is in progress to identify encroached forest areas in these four villages, where migrant Muslims of Bangladesh/East Pakistan origin have predominantly settled on encroached forest land over the years. From August 8, another eviction is set to begin at Negheribil under Doyang RF in Golaghat. Officials mentioned that 205 encroacher families have been identified in the Negheribil area.
Time of India
an hour ago
- Time of India
GOP's House map overhaul: Texas governer Greg Abbott orders arrest of Democratic lawmakers who fled state; session remains halted
Texas Republican governor Greg Abbott (Image credits: AP) Texas Republican governor Greg Abbott on Monday ordered state authorities to arrest dozens of Democratic lawmakers who fled to Illinois in an effort to block a Republican-led congressional redistricting vote, intensifying a political standoff that has brought the legislative session to a halt. 'To ensure compliance, I ordered the Texas Department of Public Safety to locate, arrest, and return to the House chamber any member who has abandoned their duty to Texans,' Abbott said. 'This order will remain in effect until all missing Democrat House members are accounted for and brought to the Texas Capitol,' he added as quoted by The New York Post. — GregAbbott_TX (@GregAbbott_TX) The walkout by 51 House Democrats prevented the Texas legislature from reaching the two-thirds quorum required for a vote, stalling a special legislative session called by Abbott. The session was aimed at advancing redistricting plans, providing disaster relief for recent Texas floods, and banning THC, the main psychoactive compound in marijuana. 'Texas House Democrats abandoned their duty to Texans,' Abbott said in a statement. 'By fleeing the state, Texas House Democrats are holding hostage critical legislation to aid flood victims and advance property tax relief. There are consequences for dereliction of duty.' by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Barranqueras: Unsold Sofas Prices May Surprise You (Prices May Surprise You) Sofas | Search Ads Search Now Undo The Texas house ofrepresentatives voted 85-6 on Monday to approve a motion calling for the Democrats to return. House Speaker Dustin Burrows then directed the chamber's sergeant at arms 'to send for all absentees … under warrant of arrest, if necessary.' Most of the absent lawmakers traveled to Illinois, where dozens joined Democratic Governor JB Pritzker on Sunday night at the DuPage County Democratic Party headquarters. Roughly half a dozen other Democrats joined New York Governor Kathy Hochul in Albany on Monday. 'If that's what's called for, that's what's called for,' Hochul said of the decision to leave Austin. She went on to call Abbott 'un-American' and accused him of 'rigging' the next congressional election for the GOP, reported The New York Post. 'To subvert the will of the people, they're hellbent on rigging the system. Rigging the system is un-American. Congressional districts are never drawn mid-decade,' she argued. The redistricting proposal, supported by President Trump, could net Republicans up to five additional seats in the US house of representatives—potentially expanding the GOP's narrow majority in the 2026 midterm elections.
